I want to create something like
I just want to add to the previous answers that there is a meaning to use only two-words tags for custom elements. They should never be standardised.
For example, you want to use the tag , because you don't like , and you don't like neither...
Well, keep in mind that you're not the only one. Maybe in the future, w3c and/or browsers will specify/implement this tag.
At this time, browsers will probably implements native style for this tag and your website's design may break.
So I'm suggesting to use (according to this example) .
As a matter of fact, the tag is well defined ie not so used, but defined. It should contain which behave like .